interiors

[Anonymous No.14989534]

post them

[Anonymous No.14989790]

i just moved places and am set on my hallway and living room but have no idea what to do with my bedroom. I'll fit in a bed, tv, probably a small couch and my desk and am lost trying to figure out what color to paint my wall in
ill already have tan in the hallway and living room, white is also boring, really looking for inspo

[Anonymous No.14989848]

[Anonymous No.14989852]

>>14989790
Look up some color theory to get an idea of what mood you want your bedroom to set.
Also your rooms to tie into one another in some way when you're standing in one looking out to the other.

[Anonymous No.14989875]

>>14989534
>>14989790
>>14989848
god what is this a fucking cringe thread?

[Anonymous No.14989880]

Some time ago I got a quite well paid job and I'm looking to buy an apartment some time next winter. Because of that I started obviously thinking of how I want the interiors to look like. What resources do you recommend to improve my taste and see the possibilities if I want to go over the white-walls-lots-of-plants-big-windows-mattress-on-floor-kinfolk-minimalism? I feel like I'm missing interior design vocabulary other than what millennials on internet find alluring. I'm following now Dwell, Apartamento and Wallpaper magazines but have some unsettling intuition that most of the stuff there is just a step above the Kinfolkish minimalism I just critiqued, with the target of millennials replaced by 30-something (upper)middle class, well groomed "global nomads" reading Monocle on their international flights. Maybe it's just me being cynical and overcategorizing people but I feel like 90% of interior design publication are recycling the same theme over and over again. Are there any patrician magazines worth following or I should just rather research some interior designers/studios whose style resonates with mine? For example I really like Axel Vervoordt and his studio (I'm mentioning him only for example's sake. I'm 100% open to your suggestions about different styles). but I don't feel like I'm improving my taste a lot just by looking at photos of his work. I'd rather prefer some better structured publication/magazine to read. Thanks for reading my blogpost.

[Anonymous No.14989887]

>>14989790
god this is such typical new money chinese apartment shit

every apartment in Shanghai is like this, except this particular image isn't using convenience store lighting like in a usual Shanghainese apartment, so it looks halfway decent

still trash tho

[Anonymous No.14989890]

>>14989852
i painted my bedroom red the last 2 times and im done with that. my current bedroom is about 15 square meters. i dislike the idea of very unsaturated and light tints because those give off a sense of coldness to me. currently i'm thinking emerald or bottle green or dark blue for my bedroom but idk.
The hallway in front of my bedroom is so small it will barely fit anything besides a painting on the wall so theres really not much tieing in to do

[Anonymous No.14989898]

>>14989875
feel free to contribute quality content my anonymous stuck up internet friend

>>14989887
whats so bad about it? i really like the lighting and the woodwork. the colours are fine too. i do see it not being very homey or cozy doe

[Anonymous No.14989901]

>>14989880
isnt it about you feeling good about it in the end? if you come across pictures that you like, just save them. try and see what makes you like those photos. put them away, look at them 3 months later and see if you still like em and if you dont try to make out what you dislike suddenly

[Anonymous No.14989904]

>>14989887
I a gree with you but I think the idea is good. But the execution is poor. If they used high quality pieces and didn't do all of these matchy geometric patterns making it too busy and faux art it could be good. Is there any other way for someone not coming from old money but who doesn't want to loose his identity like in all of that modern apartments all looking like airport hotel rooms? I don't think so

[Anonymous No.14989913]

>>14989901
Agreed. However, first of all it's surprisingly hard for me to source good looking interiors. Secondly, I'd like to develop my taste. If I'm only presented with one type of design, I will likely just develop my taste within this spectrum and surprisingly many pictures posted here belong to one bubble or its subbubbles.

[Anonymous No.14989915]

>>14989898
I'm not quite sure how to put it onto words

its like they decorated according to a video game menu of possible pieces the devs had added to make your player home "feel like your own"

there's no life to it, no originality nor personality

[Anonymous No.14989919]

>>14989915
>>14989898
I'm not in love with >>14989534 or >>14989848 but at least there's some eclecticism and warmth there, more like somewhere you'd rather live and just a space that's meant to impress guests

[Anonymous No.14989920]

>>14989919
than just*

[Anonymous No.14989960]

>>14989790
looks more like the casual section of a private dining room in a restaurant than a living room.

[Anonymous No.14990490]

bump

[Anonymous No.14990786]

>buy church
>convert to home, bed is where the agia trapeza is
>dress in full rick

[Anonymous No.14990856]

[Anonymous No.14991265]

my apartment

[Anonymous No.14991270]

>>14991265
this plant is only there temporarily

[Anonymous No.14991319]

>>14991265
>>14991270
cool lamp table and phone/gossip bench, anon

[Anonymous No.14991336]

>>14989880
get out and explore... buy pieces you like and make you happy... eclectic and/or vintage and/or artsy is way more interesting and personal to YOU than trying to recreate the sterile shit you see in a blog/magazine. Who are you trying to impress, anyway?

[Anonymous No.14991410]

>>14991265
>>14991270

You need some paints on your walls

[Anonymous No.14991493]

>>14991410
*paintings

[Anonymous No.14991497]

>>14989880

Vervoordt is great. His interest in finding harmony between antiquarian tastes and the contemporary world is something I see in my own takes on decor and fashion in general.

I'd look to the magazines or interior threads for inspo, but not to buy. Maybe it's not a universal feeling but catalog pieces don't do much in making a space feel like it's yours. Finding unique things, weather contemporary bespoke, vintage or antique, seems imo to be the best way end up with things you actually feel a connection to or attach a worthy memory to. This is best done in person, as the value of the experience in obtaining something adds to it. (ex: haggling the price on a unique item in a local shop give the item more character in life than just paying sticker price on the internet)

Its all consumerist bs in the end, but imo obtaining unique character pieces in authentic ways where you engage with your community is a big step up from buying a look from a catalog.

As far as inspo, I find music, movies, books and threads here and on /wg/ plenty inspiring for visual aesthetics, wish I could recommend magazines/blogs.


Keep the balance between what your style is and what you want it to be in mind. It's good to expand your interests and reflect them visually and it's good to use style as a means of working on who you are. Just avoid going too outside yourself and going full larp.

[Anonymous No.14991515]

>>14991410
I'm working on it, on a pretty strict budget for 2 months

[Anonymous No.14992169]

>>14991497
you're so fucking cringe my man

[Anonymous No.14993113]

bump

[Anonymous No.14993897]

>>14993113
this

[Anonymous No.14993915]

[Anonymous No.14994925]

>>14993915
Nice

[Anonymous No.14995313]

Should I get some wooden blinds like this?

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14995332]

Oh look, none of these photos of your actual places.

Here is my actual place. This is my living room and kitchen combined.

[Anonymous No.14995341]

>>14995332
this is so fucking pathetic holy shit.
i can't wait to see the full interior once the media goes digging for your manifesto.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14995355]

>>14995341
>this is so fucking pathetic

That would imply others are better than mine but nobody posts their own place (because it's worse then mine hmm?) and just post the same overused photos. At least I have the balls to post my real home.

>i can't wait to see the full interior once the media goes digging for your manifesto.

Lol shut up. Although I am a big fan of Ted Kaczynski.

[Anonymous No.14995356]

studio/room

[Anonymous No.14995417]

>>14995355
Here's my bed alcove with too many plants

[Anonymous No.14995427]

What would its interior look like?

[Anonymous No.14995435]

>>14995355
just because you can post crap doesn't mean you should.
at least clean your apartment before posting a picture ffs.

[Anonymous No.14995448]

>>14992169
>cringe this cringe that le cringe everything is so cringe
Dude, shut the fuck up.

[Anonymous No.14995451]

>>14995417
those are all going to fall down and hit you in the head one night anon

[Anonymous No.14995460]

>>14995451
I sleep with my head at the other side, and there are no plants or shelves there.

[Anonymous No.14995473]

>>14995332
>>14995355
Americans are so cringe
something needs to be done about them

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14995480]

>>14995417
Cool, very nice.

>>14995435
That's as clean as it is going to get, I showed you the better part anyway. There is no bathroom in it and I have been shitting in a bucket.

>>14995473
Jealous much?

[Anonymous No.14995526]

>>14995473
refer to >>14995448

[Anonymous No.14995953]

>>14989534
This interior sums of /fa/ perfectly: form over function. Beauty over usability.
Both the sofa and chairs look like absolute rocks to sit on. Not sure what kind of guest would park themselves on it unless they were only stopping in for a few minutes. They do get the MCM feel done well.
What even is that big, honkin' light on the wall? Ambient lighting is cool, but blasting the people trying to watch the TV is not the way to go.
Speaking of TV, the console is way too high or view too small.
The dining table doesn't look like it has been used once.
>laptop on bar
C'mon man.
The night view is an absolute knockout tho.

[Anonymous No.14995966]

>>14989534
>>14995953
Found it:
>https://www.newbreedfurniture.com/urban-oasis

[Anonymous No.14995979]

>>14995480
there is a pile of moldy bread sitting on your table.
it’s quite sad that you couldn’t be fucking bothered to get rid of something that’s rotting before you could take a picture.

[Anonymous No.14996497]

domo arigato mister roboto

[Anonymous No.14996617]

Anyone got any suggestions for this space? 100% need a permanent desk there somewhere

[Anonymous No.14997168]

>>14989880
Are you the kinfolk guy? I'm almost finished with that book you recommended, Deep Economy. It's been lovely and I'm not recommending it to all my friends.

[Anonymous No.14997176]

>>14997168
by not I mean now

[Anonymous No.14997191]

>>14995332
is that mold on your bread

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14997196]

>>14997191
Yeah but I am not some privileged little kid so I didn't want to waste it, it costs money. I just scraped it off and cooked it. It's fine.

[Anonymous No.14997200]

>>14997196
>tripfags lmao

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14997219]

>>14997200
Bro look at me, you made me cry. Walk away little kid.

[Anonymous No.14997246]

>>14997219
well now we know who keeps making all the bald head threads

[Anonymous No.14997252]

>>14997196
why not keep it in the bag or in a container like everyone else.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14997262]

>>14997246
Hair is a meme dude, it has no purpose other than vanity. A divine being such as me is beyond such trivial pursuits.

>>14997252
I thought it would be ok for a few days, I thought wrong on this occasion.

[Anonymous No.14997286]

>>14997262
>no purpose other than vanity
says the dude on the fashion board

[CecilDrakeInSeattle No.14997290]

>>14997286
Clothes keep you warm though, hair is really no good for that purpose. I save so much without all the hair stuff, including time.

[Anonymous No.14997294]

>>14997262
someone who is so focused on survival should know about proper food storage.
>inb4 i was trying to make penicillin

[Anonymous No.14997347]

I can't believe the number of trips I have to end up filtering on this site

[Anonymous No.14997382]

>>14997290
Bro.
Hair is an insulator.

[Anonymous No.14997425]

>>14997262
filtered, please keep the name on

[Anonymous No.14997715]

[Anonymous No.14997717]

>>14990786
based

[Anonymous No.14997721]

The only things you need for your place to look good are high ceilings and big windows. If you have those two things you can put anything inside and it will look good

[Anonymous No.14997962]

[Anonymous No.14997998]

>>14993915
sauce?

[Anonymous No.14998012]

>>14997998
it's from an eighties movie
not Rent
pic related

[Anonymous No.14998100]

[Anonymous No.14998276]

>>14997290
i hope you get a sunburn on the top of your head

[Anonymous No.14998423]

I don't have nearly enough nick-nacks or trinkets to fill up this house.

[Anonymous No.14999041]

[Anonymous No.14999218]

>>14997715
this is great except for the Canadia flag

[Anonymous No.14999474]

>>14998423
you need a rug ASAP
that painting is gay as shit too

[Anonymous No.14999491]

>>14995332
hey you seem fringe living, you are invited to fringe living discord dkSaUW

[Anonymous No.14999529]

>>14998423
You need a rug to ground the furniture in such a large room
That table is way too small for the space
You're supposed to space out multi-canvas art pieces; not stick them right next to each other
Are there french doors missing from the entrance to the room?
Window bench needs some padded seating
Room looks dead without a plant

You got bigger problems than nicknacks

[Anonymous No.14999571]

>>14990856
only one i like for whatever reason

also either this is an inspo thread, or im feeling really insecure about my income/home rn

[Anonymous No.14999892]

>>14999474
I need rugs for like 3 rooms. I'm just a cheap fuck and haven't got around to it. I don't think the painting is that bad, but thank you anyways.
>>14999529
There may have been french doors at some point but I'm not putting them in. It's also not really a bench. They open up on top and it's basically a huge chest. I don't really want anyone to sit on it(not that I ever have guests anyways) or encourage someone to. But thank you for the canvas advice. I'll spread it out and also get a low light plant or two to put on the "bench".

[Anonymous No.14999977]

>>14999892
That is 100% a built-in window bench/seat with the intention of storing things inside, but if you dont want people to sit on there - then you're 100% entitled to it.

Regarding the canvas though; it actually doesnt really suit the room and you should consider getting something else entirely.

[Anonymous No.15000025]

>>14999977
>it actually doesnt really suit the room and you should consider getting something else entirely.
You're right, but it's what I have and feel something is better than nothing.

I'll look at a Pier 1 that's closing for some throws and cushions or whatever to put on the bench. I just question the stability of sitting on the lid a little.

Thank you again for the suggestions. This really isn't something I'm good with. Do you have any other advice for a love seat or something I should get? I need more seating in the living room area.

[Anonymous No.15000048]

[Anonymous No.15000183]

>>15000025
>I just question the stability of sitting on the lid a little.
Its just optional seating at best.

>Do you have any other advice for a love seat or something I should get?
This comes down to personal preference and the space available to you. I'd recommend to get a couch you can actually lay down on. One that's not bulky and definitely not get a corner unit, because nobody sits really sits in the corner area so it just waste space. The best thing to do is stick to the basic couch and two tub chair combo and then figure out the layout.

Just keep in mind not to obstruct you "walking paths" in your rooms. If people have to walk around furniture to get somewhere; then you're doing it wrong.

[Anonymous No.15000297]

>>15000183
I don't know if two chairs will really work in this space. The front door is just to the right. I was thinking of putting a navy blue love seat in the archway and along the wall, and an end table in the corner.

[Anonymous No.15000313]

>>14995953
>He never sat in a barcelona chair
They are retardedly expensive and I would never buy one, but my god are they comfortable
Also
>Not knowing Mies van der Rohe
How much of a fucking plebeian can you be, holy shit

[Anonymous No.15000588]

>>14995313
No, i have wooden blinds exactly like that and they have warped, i dunno if its from the cold or damp but a few of them have twisted.

[Anonymous No.15000593]

>>15000588
Moisture and heat probably

[Anonymous No.15001113]

painting the stairway that leads down to my basement
i damaged the wallpaper on one wall when I first bought the house and have finally gotten to painting it
chose light blue (like carolina blue) with blue-tinged white for the baseboards / ceiling
what should i paint the door? thinking pink or lavender or maybe navy

[Anonymous No.15001823]

[Anonymous No.15001863]

>>14995417 do the plants poop on you?

[Anonymous No.15002102]

how hard would it be to DIY some knockoff Frank Lloyd Wright stained glass? I have no idea how difficult this is to do but it looks cool as shit

[Anonymous No.15002114]

>>14989534

[Anonymous No.15002139]

>>14991265
Cozy. I like it.

[Anonymous No.15002259]

My (very) old place. Loved that room

[Anonymous No.15002793]

>>14990786
βασεδ ανδ ορτηοδοχ πιλλεδ

[Anonymous No.15002852]

>>14991270
everything is only there temporarily

[Anonymous No.15004200]

bump

[Anonymous No.15004245]

>>14997347
Now that's what I came here for, nice.

[Anonymous No.15004254]

how rich are people in this thread damn

people posting pics like they're millionaires

[Anonymous No.15004261]

>>15002852
fuck up retard

[Anonymous No.15004265]

>>14990786
BASED

[Anonymous No.15004266]

>>14989534

Gosh this is amazing. This isn't a hotel room per chance?

[Anonymous No.15004615]

>>14999041
>haha yes, this is my aesthetic corner
>we don't ever sit at this table for this table houses my basket and my amphora
>no you can't take that chair either, that's an antique for storing flowers
>no the other chair is also an antique and you aren't supposed to sit on it.

>yeah were going to the livingroom, here take a seat on this IKEA Fanbyn chair

[Anonymous No.15004627]

>>15004615
>Fanbyn
Fucking kek. So accurate.

[Anonymous No.15004705]

>>14995356
has a lot of potential very spacious, ashame it's such a cluttered mess. needs plants, that's a lot of good sunlight going to waste

[Anonymous No.15005553]

>>15004705
this

[Anonymous No.15005777]

>>14997168
So fucking nice, where can I find similar interiors? Is this from a Japanese magazine? If so what mag?

[Anonymous No.15005914]

>>14991497
That’s a dirt fire hazard. Imagine in a couple months when all those bulbs have collected dust

Christ that’s disgusting

[Anonymous No.15005935]

>>15005914
>dirt fire hazard
how does that work? an old guy told me to never try old electronics that gathered dust before cleaning them because they can short out. can dust catch fire or what?

[Anonymous No.15006926]

Thoughts on this? Worth 3k?

[Anonymous No.15006960]

>>15002793
"based and ortehodoch pilled"

[Anonymous No.15007318]

>>14990786
how feasible would this be ?
Does the orthodox church even sell cathedrals

[Anonymous No.15007635]

>>14991497
>that photo
i understood that reference

[Anonymous No.15007765]

>>15006926
No. A good mattress is worth it because health is paramount.
Just put the mattress over a wood deck and it will look as good.

[Anonymous No.15007781]

>>15007318
no, only the churches with pedophiles have to sell property to pay the legal bills

[Anonymous No.15008233]

>>15006926
>Worth 3k
you could get a local craftsman to build it for less if you had the design
> put the mattress over a wood deck
you shouldn't have mattresses on solid wood, if that's what you were meaning by deck. you should have slats for air to flow, otherwise moisture and damp gets into the mattress and it is unhygenic.

[Anonymous No.15008234]

>>15001863
no they're housebroken

[Anonymous No.15008384]

[Anonymous No.15008386]

[Anonymous No.15008571]

>>15007781
>american churches
0% effayness, fuckin cringe

[Anonymous No.15008600]

Been living like this for a year. I used to even live with less for almost a year aswell, then i only had bed and computer.

[Anonymous No.15008719]

>>15000297
do yourself the favor and re paint the walls. Grey is so fucking overused its a sin. paint them white.

[Anonymous No.15008761]

>>15008719
But all of the trim is a nice and glossy lead paint white. I was thinking of doing a light blue instead.

[Anonymous No.15009190]

>>14992169
please shut the fuck up and get off the board, mate.

[Anonymous No.15009198]

>>15008600
Looks awful

[Anonymous No.15009274]

>>15009198
stop seething
i like it

[Anonymous No.15009319]

>>15008386
Wait, that's where I live

[Anonymous No.15009337]

>>15009190
nah you big babby

[Anonymous No.15010045]

>>14996617
is this in japan?
>>14997347
nice. is there a word for this kind of interior style?
>>15008384
if only I weren't too european to sit on the floor
>>15008600
effay aside from the tv

[Anonymous No.15010062]

>>15009274
I don't care it looks bad

[Anonymous No.15010207]

>>14997962
Impressive. Very nice

[Anonymous No.15010236]

>>15008600
Sad

[Anonymous No.15010238]

>>15008386
I had a nightmare last night in this exact hallway

[Anonymous No.15011022]

[Anonymous No.15011026]

[Anonymous No.15011134]

>>15008600
nice chair, but couldn't have something for the tv to sit on? is that a korg minilogue? what do you play that through? no speakers in view

[Anonymous No.15011233]

>>14995356
future school shooter

[Anonymous No.15011245]

>>14997962
Do you like Huey Lewis and The News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released this, Fore, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip to be Square", a song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity, and the importance of trends, it's also a personal statement about the band itself.

[Anonymous No.15011435]

>>15010062
>year 2020 of our lord
>seething
oof

[Anonymous No.15011458]

>>15010045
>effay aside from the tv
I got the CRT for free, its worth alot of money for this typical type. Gonna sell it at some point. I really dont use it. Ive a 4K projector you cant see that i normal use.

>>15011134
ye thanks. I love it. Yeah, thats a minikorg. I use headphones when im using it. But i do have speakers to the left which cant be seen in the first picture.

>>15009274
:)))

[Anonymous No.15011575]

>>15011026
REQUESTING HIGHER RESOLUTION BRO

[Anonymous No.15011585]

>>15008600
love this

[Anonymous No.15011594]

>>15011458
yooo, a PS1 controller. bet I can beat your ass at Hercules Action Game

[Anonymous No.15011654]

>>14998423
imagine eating dinner at this table with somebody

fuck how depressing

[Anonymous No.15011717]

>>15011654
Don't worry, I never have guests. :D

[Anonymous No.15011734]

>>15011717
do you sometimes just stare out the window while something low tempo and moody plays on the vinyl?

[Anonymous No.15011749]

>>15011734
I normally just put the radio on. I need to get more albums. I have been thinking of buying some old Vince Guaraldi ones specifically.

https://youtu.be/29fevYwieQk

[Anonymous No.15011988]

>>15011026
The albums are kinda cringe not gonna lie

[Anonymous No.15011995]

>>15011026
anyone who listens to mf doom is soi.

[Anonymous No.15012403]

>>15011458
desk lamp is awful, but the rest is nice lad

[Anonymous No.15012847]

>>15011988
they all great records, no idea what you mean.

[Anonymous No.15012869]

>>14989790
Are you oriental? I personally think Asian men tend to be more effay. I enjoy how clean and put together that looks.
>>14989887
t. mad inferior white man
you’re mad you don’t make Asian man money

[Anonymous No.15013261]

>>14995332
>master race reporting in

[Anonymous No.15013926]

>>15005777
Its called Kinfolk silly

[Anonymous No.15014637]

>>15011995
shame the soys got to him I used to bump his early stuff

[Anonymous No.15014682]

>>15011995
>newfag jobbing out to the filter
KWAB

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15014692]

>>15013261
You sound jealous. At least I posted my real place in which I pay rent for and are not a teenager here posting some random internet picture.

[Anonymous No.15014739]

>>15008600
your bed is like mine. mattress topper on plywood is me. mattress completely covers plywood so still looks kino

[Anonymous No.15014742]

>>15011458
i live in a hotel now. i miss having a place to call home. fuck holiday inn.

[Anonymous No.15015618]

[MKULTRA CHAD: SUPERCHRIST PONT(...) No.15015742]

>>14990856
based donald judd poster

[MKULTRA CHAD: SUPERCHRIST PONT(...) No.15015748]

>>15000313
god i love this little bitch so much

[Anonymous No.15015805]

I love this tacky shit

[Anonymous No.15015807]

>>15015805

[Anonymous No.15015833]

>>15011988
someone posts similar everytime that pic is posted. it's good to see the trend continues that it is called out.

[Anonymous No.15015848]

Is a nippon futon /fa/ or should I stick with a bed? The futon would give my tiny apartment a lot more space, since you fold it up and store it during the day.

[Anonymous No.15015866]

>>15011995
All music is onions, really. Name an non-onion band, act, or musician.

[Anonymous No.15015873]

>>15015866
TWICE

[Anonymous No.15015903]

>>14989880
bump
>>14991497
That's generally a good advice that I already follow. I just want to pace up
>>14997168
No, that's not me. I actually don't like Kinfolk in general, as a cultural phenomenon. If you like this kind of literature, you'd probably like also Monocle book series; a e s t h e t i c incohesive publications from airmchair diplomat's perspective. Will make you feel good 100%.

[Anonymous No.15015909]

>>15015903
>you'd probably like also Monocle
i've read Monocle and i know other people who read Monocle, but i don't know any people who Monocle is actually written for. i travel and have an exec level job, but the publication is not aimed at me. i don't want to be negative nancy in the thread, so instead of complaining, i'll just ask what you like about it. what do you like about Monocle?

[Anonymous No.15015912]

>>15015909
You got me wrong, I hate Monocle.

[Anonymous No.15015915]

>>15015873
Onions (and trannies) are all over K-Pop.

[Anonymous No.15015969]

>>14996497
Nice

[Anonymous No.15016061]

>>15015912
my bad. i should have read better.

[Anonymous No.15016089]

>>15011749
"A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing" is a great place to start

[Anonymous No.15016097]

Can anyone recommend any comfy ambient lights like this, but bright enough to fill a room and not battery operated?

Doesn't have to be kawaii, just comfy

[Anonymous No.15016098]

>>15016097

[Anonymous No.15016110]

>>15016098
is a man not allowed to ask for soft lighting

[Anonymous No.15016121]

>>15016110
Soft enough?

[Anonymous No.15016127]

>>15016097
Salt lamps come in different shapes and create a nice atmosphere
Perhaps look into just getting new bulbs, like pic related or similiar (loads of shapes and sizes available). As LEDs they are also cheap and energy efficient

[Anonymous No.15016421]

>>14998423
Get a bigger table or a small round table or just set this one to the side of the room to make it more casual
Such a tiny table taking the central spot is kinda depressing

[Anonymous No.15016449]

>>15016421
It's really not as small as people on here think it is. I really believe it's the wide angle lens on the phone camera that's distorting it.

[Anonymous No.15016521]

>>14991270
Tivoli lamps are great. Here's mine

[Anonymous No.15016549]

>want to buy house
>boomers consistently want 20k more than the house is worth
>agent gives me a realistic offer to give them
>it's below their minimum
Such is life of a burger.

[Anonymous No.15016567]

>>15016549
It just all depends on the market and location, amigo. I paid $230k for my house when they were asking $240k. It's a roughly 100 year old bungalow style with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and ~1600 sq. ft.

I could have got something with 1,000 more sq. ft. and $30k less if I had opted to live in the suburbs, but why? I have good resale value on my home and it's in a pretty nice area.(I'm on the last block before it starts getting more... diverse)

But yeah, keep looking. You're very unlikely to find the right house in the right area right away. Just keep your options open and give it time.

[Anonymous No.15017316]

>>15016567
>unga bunga
but srsly hope its in a nice place, gj getting on the property ladder

[Anonymous No.15018541]

>>14997962
What modular system is this?

[Anonymous No.15018556]

>>14989880
Casa Brutus is my personal favorite publication. It’s mostly in moon runes but there are a few English publications. If nothing else it makes for great inspiration material.

[Anonymous No.15018564]

>>14995332
Show us the rest of your hoarder rat nest please.

[Anonymous No.15018578]

will be moving at some point and would like to furnish my new place.

Whats a good neutral wood type/laminate to base my interior around?

[Anonymous No.15018777]

>>15018578
Used to live in an apartment with dark laminate which seemed nice at first, but clashed with any brighter wooden furniture imo. I think oak is a good choice, maybe brushed oak too, especially if the rooms are relatively small

[Anonymous No.15018904]

>>15002259
Why didnt you use the big window better? you could 've put the bed or a next right in front of it

[Anonymous No.15018911]

>>15008386
NERV HQ

[Anonymous No.15018922]

>>15011458
Where do you live, eastern europe? The minimal combo desk/chair is super cool

[Anonymous No.15018950]

>>14989534

[Anonymous No.15018993]

[Anonymous No.15018996]

>>15018993

[Anonymous No.15019007]

>>15015807
>>15015805
early 2000 Romantic commedy vibe

[Anonymous No.15019164]

North wall. What else should I put on that wall? Kinda wanna fill the hole between the shelfboard and the couch...

[Anonymous No.15019168]

East. Pretty content with that one...

[Anonymous No.15019178]

South. Any idea what I should do with this one? Had a wall carpet there but I no longer like that one. Was thinking of painting it in a light green-grey tone and then trying to find mostly white art to put on it for contrast but Im not sure at all...

[Anonymous No.15019184]

>>15019178
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.15019189]

And last but not least my west wall. This is mostly stuff I made myself and where the beamer projects to, so I have to keep it empty. Might get a pull down screen at some point so I use the wall space...

[Anonymous No.15019298]

>>15019184
good picture
like it

[Anonymous No.15019601]

>>14989534

[Anonymous No.15019605]

>>14997168
Ugly

[Anonymous No.15019608]

>>14997382
Nice

[Anonymous No.15019621]

how do you make to hide your ugly ass Tv in the living room ?

[Anonymous No.15019805]

>>15019621
Inside a cupboard
Inside a table
Inside a countertop
Buy one of those fake transparent tv that copies the pattern of the wallpaper
Buy a projector
Behind a painting
Behind a mirror
In the ceiling

[Anonymous No.15019863]

>>14989880
Im in the same boat. Ive grown out of the white wall, green plant shit but I can’t really put my finger on what I actually want, and Im also not informed enough to know what to look for. There are loads of different styles and pieces of furniture that I like but Im afraid it will look like shit when I just put it together. An example of what I like is a friend’s house (pic related) but he’s alot older and most of the antique stuff in his house is bought all over the world. I don’t want to recreate this style by buying “fake” vases or paintings

[Anonymous No.15019914]

>>15002102
It really does look cool.
No idea how to make one.

[Anonymous No.15019921]

>>15001823
Best one by far

[Anonymous No.15019936]

>>15002102
I've done a few stained glass windows before. The shapes are pretty simple so it wouldn't be hard desu, the only issue is the small pieces are hard to manipulate so it would be easier if you scaled it up

[Anonymous No.15019947]

>>14997715
I feel like throwing a bunch of old tech crap in your room is the male equivalent of being a female with a bunch of succulents/little decorative plants and string lights.
It just screams "I'm quirky and begging for people to acknowledge how different and unique I am!"
nice room faggot

[Anonymous No.15020150]

>>15006926
>>15008233
Craftsman here. I'd build that for probably $600 but probably list it at 800-1000

Buy from your local craftsman.

[Anonymous No.15020179]

>>15018904
You can't really see but there's a big window seat there

[Anonymous No.15020894]

>>15019164
Hung shit way too high, dude. Never go higher than the top of the windows and door.

[Anonymous No.15022332]

>>15016097
Cute

[Anonymous No.15022352]

>>15020150
how can i find a good local craftsman?

[Anonymous No.15022357]

>>14989534

[Anonymous No.15022438]

>>15018556
Thanks a lot!
>>15019863
Yeah, it's more tricky that it seems at the first sight if you don't want to just recreate a particular style and don't want just to let an interior design graduate to decide upon the space you'll be living in for rest of your life. I wouldn't be comfortable with doing the former as I don't really have heritage to back it up (I know that I'm just too self-aware here and many noveau riche people recreate literal Chippendale salons without any second thought) and I want to make it a bit more personal even at cost of some dissonances. I've been thinking about this a lot recently and realized that at the first place one must be understand his own identity very well as this is an absolute basis where any style can stem from. In my case it'll pretty much result in a contemporary style. It's a very vague category but at least I know where I stand now and can completely ignore anything too heavily inspired by other styles let it be Biedermeier or Midcentury. In the meantime I started looking at catalogues of Dezeen/Muuto/vitra/Knoll etc to see roughly what are the means of expressions I can have. From time to time I also plan to visit Victoria&Albert and Design Museum London to widen my understanding of evolution of the interior design. Then I still lack magazines I was writing about in my first post but hope to stumble upon some good inspiration sources while I start getting into the topic.

[Anonymous No.15022658]

>>14989848
airbnb-core

[Anonymous No.15022662]

>>14990856
funny someone with MKULTRA replied, was gonna say this looks like a deprivation tank or some shit.

[Anonymous No.15022694]

>>14997347
yes give me more moody comfy study rooms

[Anonymous No.15022895]

no bully plz

[Anonymous No.15023335]

>>15022895
-get a bedframe
-get a tv stand with storage
-get matching linen
-get a rug
-dress the window up a bit
-get something to hang on the wall
-get a nice plant
There - also wtf is that thing in the bottom right corner?

[Anonymous No.15023430]

>>15022352
It's a simple bed design just become the craftsman and built it yourself

[Anonymous No.15023468]

>>14991265
er du dansk anonsen?

[Anonymous No.15023485]

>>15023468
hvad faar dig til at taenke det?

[Anonymous No.15023539]

>>15023485
gulvet og møbler...tror jeg har set begge før

[Anonymous No.15023557]

>>15011995
I don't think this is the case, MF Doom just kinda got pulled into the fantano-fanbase

[Anonymous No.15023609]

>>14995417

nice view

[Anonymous No.15023831]

>>15023468
I'm Australian

[Anonymous No.15024481]

>>15022438
>>15019863
>>14989880
Note to myself: stay away from /r/InteriorDesign. What did I even think going there.

[Anonymous No.15024506]

>>15022895
>no bully plz
Ok.
Nice functional plastic bag. And good job passing your electric bill this month.

[Anonymous No.15024509]

only this

[Anonymous No.15024514]

>>15024509

[Anonymous No.15024569]

>>15019863
This style is really good but I can't get over the idea that this would be a serial killer's house or something. I don't know what it is with this style but as good as it looks, it's super creepy to me...

[Anonymous No.15025284]

>>15022357
Only thing that's wowed me in this whole thread

[Anonymous No.15025315]

>>15025284

[Anonymous No.15025481]

>>15018777
that is very neutral but it reminds me too much of elemetary school furniture

[Anonymous No.15026475]

>>15011026
Post the rest. Seen this room posted around a bunch

[Anonymous No.15026542]

>>15022895
Junkiecore.

[Anonymous No.15026637]

i dont know how i could improve it

[Anonymous No.15026795]

I really like this picture.

[Anonymous No.15026832]

>>14991265
put a picture on that backwall

[Anonymous No.15026840]

>>15008386
Is this that Evangelion theme park attraction thing?

[Anonymous No.15026920]

>>15026637
I like it! My main suggestion would be to get a rug for under the chair, and put the sheepskin onto the ottoman or chair

[Anonymous No.15027299]

>>15024569
>>15019863
Is there a name for this style? The “throwing random shit together and somehow make it work” style? I need some more examples

[Anonymous No.15027954]

>>15027299
Eclectic is probably closest

[Anonymous No.15028643]

>>14991265
the new couch

[Anonymous No.15028691]

>>15027299
Most of that junk is just mid century modern.

[Anonymous No.15028695]

midcentury style is sorta cool but it gets old and stuffy fast. keep in mind, you will age sooner than you can imagine, you iwll be in your 40s like really soon and that stuffy style only make you feel older

[Anonymous No.15028698]

midcentury style needs to retire

[Igor1976 No.15028700]

it's like one of those stylized retro wrist watches

[Anonymous No.15028704]

>>15028698
Except no one makes it anymore except Etsy reproduction nerds and the soulless facsimiles from Ikea.

[Anonymous No.15028842]

>>15028704
>no one makes it
>except Ikea

So no one really.

[Anonymous No.15028846]

>>15027299
The other two people replying are close, but its called bohemian or "boho" and its very trendy right now. Its similar to mid century modern but lacks the futurism and gaudy color schemes of what was was truly pre 70's mod design

[Anonymous No.15029442]

>>15025315
where is this?

[Anonymous No.15029477]

>>15028842
>buying Ikea

[Anonymous No.15029496]

>>15028643
communist 90s eastern europe home with access to American dollars core

[Anonymous No.15029840]

>>15024509
>>15024514
based and 70s pilled

[Anonymous No.15029854]

>>15029496
KGB core

[Anonymous No.15030171]

>>15029854
This is kinda rad

[Anonymous No.15030279]

>>14991265
Are you a serb or something?

[Anonymous No.15030285]

>>15011026
Do you get insects?

[Anonymous No.15030308]

>>14991265
I like the floor. Popular in 1990s houses, nowadays many people just get those fake wood laminates.

[Anonymous No.15030651]

How can I make a uni dorm room (American) more inviting? Mine will look very similar to pic related, minus the lights and wall board things. I'm really not sure what rugs would work on the lino floor, or how to make the shitty wood furniture look decent.
Asked this a while back but asking again because I forgot what replies I got.

[Anonymous No.15030664]

>>14995355
hey i remember you werent you that guy from the boxxy forum?

[Anonymous No.15030794]

>>15029496
>>15030279
I don't know why people keep saying this, it's a typical Western 60s apartment

[Anonymous No.15032158]

>>15015748
It looks too much like a mausoleum for my taste.

[Anonymous No.15032841]

bump

[Anonymous No.15033320]

>>15030651
>inviting
Honestly, why? It's just a dorm. Aren't you gonna move out after freshman year?

[Anonymous No.15034613]

>>15024514
Draper is the uber-mensch

[Anonymous No.15034624]

>>15028698
Barely anyone makes mid century nowadays and even less people like the style.

[Anonymous No.15034634]

>>14997196
that's... not how mould works. Go do some research if you don't want to die, but looking at your pigsty it seems like you might.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15034653]

>>15034634
Oh please mold god, tell me how it works. They even sell cheese with mold on at a premium price so it can't be all that bad.

>but looking at your pigsty it seems like you might.

I live the real life. The warrior life. Hurr omg a wittle bittle bit of mold!! HALP!!

[Anonymous No.15034656]

how is this /fa/ related?
MODS

[Anonymous No.15034672]

>>15026637
Not bad, but if i were you i'd get ticker curtains, one or two plants, and a bookcase

[Anonymous No.15034687]

>>15034653
ok turbo retard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTqGTv-_MYc
TLDW: there's good mould and bad mould.
ugg eat moldy bread. ugg strong.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15034694]

>>15034687
>ugg eat moldy bread. ugg strong.

Lmao dude, I watched it all, well shit. So that's why I got the brown squirts after.

[Anonymous No.15034705]

>>15030794
western 60s = soviet 90's

[Anonymous No.15034863]

>>14997168
I like that. Feels like home.

[Anonymous No.15035877]

>>15034656
You must be new.

[Anonymous No.15035919]

>>14995356
This isn't it man...
It's pretty dirty, very sketchy. But, you do you i guess. If this is the way you wanna go.

[Anonymous No.15035923]

>>14996617
You mentioned a desk, but... this feels 100& too small for a desk, to me. Maybe try a few paintings on the walls?

[Anonymous No.15035928]

>>14997290
>>14997382
His brain obvs generates too much heat due to advanced processing power... he's only doing what's optimal.

[Anonymous No.15035931]

>>14997715
Damn bro, there's so much shit... everywhere. Don't you want... space?

[Anonymous No.15035933]

>>15018541
Vitsoe 606 modular. They only sell them custom-designed...

[Anonymous No.15035942]

>>14999892
Needs more wall art, imo...

[Anonymous No.15035944]

>>14989534

[Anonymous No.15035950]

>>15002259
Damn dude... it's kinda cluttered...
It's seems unorganized, ngl.

[Anonymous No.15035959]

>>15034624
Everyone likes midcentury. Not people tend to spent their life on anime board but graphic designers, architects etc
Also it’s super expensive unless you’re not lucky living near wealthy place where you could get a lot second hand for cheap

[Anonymous No.15036396]

>>15011026
go back to /g/

[Anonymous No.15036431]

>>15035944
based

[Anonymous No.15036514]

[Anonymous No.15037377]

>>14998423
the space itself is pretty good but ditch the middle school classroom map thing and the entire dining set because theyre both really really bad

[Anonymous No.15037593]

>>15037377
>The space is nice, but everything you furnished it with is ugly.
Thanks, I guess.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15037597]

>>14998423
>>15037593
Just add 2 small tables with some nice house plants it just needs a finishing touch, it looks too empty.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15037598]

>>15035944
Prison-core

[Anonymous No.15037624]

>>15037597
>Just add 2 small tables
You really have zero clue how a dining room looks or are you just hipster enough to think too small tables should = one dining room table. Also, the furnishing is fine. It's the whiteness of everything else.

[CecilDrakeInSeattle !effayRxItQ No.15037642]

>>15037624
Bro I have already posted my place, your turn before you tell me I don't know what I am talking about.

My place is the perfect lived in dwelling aesthetic

[Anonymous No.15038365]

>>15037642
filtered

[Anonymous No.15038375]

>>15035944
cool prison room